gorge
//ɡɔːrdʒ//
Noun
gorgeSingular
gorgesPlural
1
A narrow valley with steep rocky walls, typically formed by a river cutting through rock.
We hiked along the edge of the gorge and admired the river below.
2
The throat or gullet.
The food got stuck in his gorge.
Verb
gorgeInfinitive
gorgePresent tense
gorgedPast tense
gorgedPast participle
gorgingPresent participle
gorgesThird-person singular
1
To eat greedily or to excess; to stuff oneself with food.
After the long hike, we gorged ourselves on pizza.
2
To fill or block something completely.
Fallen leaves gorged the drain.